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Encanto is still waiting for its sequel, as despite its success, a new installment has yet to be officially announced by Disney. However, John Leguizamo has hinted that Encanto 2 may be closer to happening than fans might realize.

Leguizamo discussed the possible sequel in a new interview with People at the opening night for the Buena Vista Social Club. He shared how he's just as eager as the fans to see Encanto get a sequel, though he has the advantage of knowing the decision makers. Leguizamo teased that he's been personally badging the Encanto team about getting progress moving on a follow-up film, sharing a promising update on the movie finally happening.

"I'm also waiting for an Encanto 2 when all we do is talk about Bruno," Leguizamo quipped, referring to "We Don't Talk About Bruno," the popular song featured in the film. "I'm calling them everyday saying 'When is number two coming?...

Gen-Xers likely recall this with clarity, but way back in 1987, when actor Bruce Willis was riding high in Hollywood, he began to, perhaps misguidedly, branch out. He released a blues record called "The Return of Bruno," a concept album consisting mostly of covers that was said to trace the rise and success of a fictional alter-ego named Bruno Radolini. In a tie-in TV special the same year, Willis played the titular Bruno in a mockumentary about the character. Many people bought "The Return of Bruno" as a pop culture curio, more eager to mock Willis than to give his music a chance. These days, few remember "Bruno," and those that do only bring it up for reasons of kitsch. 

Even fewer people, however, will remember an additional return of Bruno. Willis, it seems, wasn't done.

In 1996, Willis co-created and starred in an animated series called "Bruno the Kid," a comedy...

The movie Virus did not officially scuttle across screens until 1999, but its biomechanical horrors first sprang to life a bit earlier. The road to screen adaptation was not straightforward for Navy Seal turned writer Chuck Pfarrer; he first pitched his high concept to Universal Pictures, only to then have it land at Dark Horse Comics. Upon the series’ success, Pfarrer tried his luck again with Universal. This time, though, producer Gale Anne Hurd was there to help get Virus optioned as well as find a potential director.

It was in 1995 that Universal first approached John Bruno about helming Virus. Initially, the visual effects artist was hesitant about directing a feature, and Pfarrer’s screenplay was a major factor in that uncertainty; he found it to be too dense and complicated for his liking. Yet after a talk with colleague and friend James Cameron, Bruno eventually accepted the offer, providing that...

The newest season of Law and Order: Svu is starting to settle in, of course, just as it is, the fall finale is upon us. There have been a couple of changes this season, positive ones, namely Kevin Kane, who plays Detective Bruno, being bumped to a series regular. We're also still holding onto longstanding favorites such as Ice-t's Sgt. Tutola and, of course, Captain Olivia Benson, played by Mariska Hargitay from Day 1. Given that the show's been on the air for more than a quarter of a century, there's also faces that we've seen for the last decade or so that are still around. That includes Peter Scanavino's Dominic "Sonny" Carisi. But could the upcoming episode be his last?...

Moana 2 has revealed which songs are being submitted for Oscar consideration, and the choices highlight an unusual Oscar “rule” Disney inspired!

Whenever a new Disney animated movie hits, folks are ready for a song from it to be nominated for an Oscar and, more often than not, winning. It’s been that way since the 1990s and has led to some intriguing choices and winners.

With Moana in 2016, it was no shock that Tony-award-winning writer/composer Lin-Manuel Miranda provided some great songs. The one nominated for the Oscar was “You’re Welcome,” which lost the award to “City of Stars” from La La Land.

Miranda won’t be handling the writing duties for Moana 2. Instead, the songs come from Abigail Barlow and Emily Bear, best known for the acclaimed unofficial Bridgerton: The Musical and getting a huge break with this film.

Per The Hollywood Reporter, the two songs...

How far will these songs go? According to The Hollywood Reporter, Disney has selected the two “Moana 2” songs it will submit for Best Original Song consideration at the 97th Academy Awards. The two tracks are “Beyond” and “Can I Get a Chee Hoo?,” which kids and parents will become familiar with when the film opens in theaters next month.

Both songs have music and lyrics by Abigail Barlow and Emily Bear, who are taking over original songwriting duties from Lin-Manuel Miranda, who was nominated for Best Original Song in 2016 for the first film’s breakout song, “How Far I’ll Go.” “Beyond” also features Pacific choral vocals written and arranged by Opetaia Foa’i, who is a composer of film’s score along with Mark Mancina. It’s described as the film’s “I want” song, a tradition in Disney musicals where the heroine states her goal for the story in an early number.

Paula Abdul is set to star in a new wrestling comedy movie 'Raging Midlife'.The 62-year-old star is said to have signed up for the upcoming feature film from 'Evil Cult' director Rob Taylor, as Level 33 Entertainment has acquired the North American rights with plans for an early 2025 release.According to the Hollywood Reporter, Abdul has been cast alongside Eddie Griffin and Walter Koeing.Taylor and Nico Costa - who have co-written the script - will also star in the project.The movie follows two friends who are obsessed with a 1980s wrestler Raging Abraham Lincoln, and they embark on a journey to find his tank top.However, a grieving daughter ends up outbidding them for the top as she looks to fulfill her own father's dying wish.The cast will also feature Matt Zak, Bryna Smith, Darielle Mason, Motch O Mann and Judy Levitt.Costa said in a...

Sacha Baron Cohen has admitted that Borat may never return after he was hunted by a pro-gun mob.The 53-year-old actor starred as the Kazakhstani journalist in the 2006 satirical comedy and its sequel 'Borat Subsequent Moviefilm' though he has now said the character may be rested for good after he was forced to flee an enraged pro-gun "militia" in Washington State during filming for the 2020 follow-up flick.Appearing on the 'SmartLess' podcast, 'The Dictator' star explained: "The last one became so extreme. After that gun rally, I was essentially on the run."I had a militia kind of following me. I was going from safe house to safe house for about four days. It became so crazy that you realise there's a certain amount of skill and preparation, but also you're going to be lucky. And at some point, your luck runs out."Baron...

Oi there, listen up! Amazon Prime Video’s list of new releases for June 2024 includes another season of its biggest, bloodiest hit.

The Boys season 4 premieres its first three episodes on Thursday, June 13. Based on the trailers, The Boys is really leaning into the political side of its social satire with a presidential election underway and Homelander on trial for the small matter of killing a guy last season. The season will continue to air on Thursdays, culminating with the finale on July 18.

Amazon is really leaning into its sports offerings this month as well. Fans will get to watch the New York Yankees, the WNBA, and the Nwsl several times throughout June. That’s in addition to a couple of sports docs: Power of the Dream on June 18 and Federer: Twelve Final Days on June 20.

But if you’re looking for something even more explosive than Homelander and Roger Federer,...

Coming up in June, Amazon’s collective streaming services Prime Video and Freevee are delivering series, films, and documentaries about all sorts of heroes. From the evil, increasingly fascist superheroes of “The Boys” to the record-setting tennis icon Roger Federer to the journey back to the spotlight for one of the greatest performers of all time, Celine Dion, there are a multitude of inspiring and entertaining stories arriving on the platforms in June.

In addition to Season 3 of “The Boys” premiering with three episodes on June 13, Prime Video has a host of documentaries that shine a new light on some of our most beloved performers and athletes. On June 18, “Power of the Dream” debuts and highlights the struggles of WNBA team the Atlanta Dream who were fighting off-court battles on two fronts in 2020. Then, “Federer: Twelve Final Days” premieres on June 20 looking at the tennis legend as he ended his...

Off the cusp of his breakup with Rorie Buckley last month, Australian conservationist and TV personality Robert Irwin is once again a single pringle!

But would he ever go on The Bachelor? Irwin recently had an interview with Yahoo! Lifestyle, and the subject of him appearing on the reality television dating competition came up.

Robert Irwin Dances Around The Topic

The 20-year-old Australian personality, alongside Julia Morris, his I’m A Celebrity … Get Me Out Of Here Australia co-host, danced around the idea of him joining The Bachelor, during their interview.

Irwin initially laughed when the question was asked, but Morris notes that if he was The Bachelor, then she’d go on as a bachelorette contestant, and noted it would be like a “weird old creepy nightmare.” Irwin replied, “Yeah … right”, while laughing, and he added, “That sounds perfect.”

Morris stipulated that the two couldn’t go on a date though,...

As The Voice’s Season 25 Blind Auditions neared their conclusion Monday, we were introduced to a standout that one coach went so far as to liken to Brandy, a would-be winner who gave a performance that could only be called Dylanesque, and a country boy with as much gravel in his vocal as you’d find on a dirt road in Nowhereseville. Read on, and we’ll review all the singers who advanced from Night 5 of the Blinds.

Ronnie Wilson (Team Legend), “Pillowtalk” — Grade: C | Despite starting out his Zayn cover singing with the clarity of a bell, this 28-year-old...

Emily In Paris Cast Net Worth: Lily Collins, Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu & Others! ( Photo Credit – Instagram )

Emily In Paris Season 4 has begun production, and fans can’t keep calm. Starring Lily Collins in the leading role, the Netflix series is likely to release in 2025. But have you ever wondered which cast member owns the highest fortune? Scroll below as we explore the net worth of Ashley Park, Lucien Laviscount, and other stars.

The first season was released in October 2020 and was among the top ten most-watched streaming shows in its debut week. It was watched by 58 million households within a month of its premiere. It also remained in the UK Top 10 list for 40 consecutive days. So, one can imagine the unprecedented fame earned by its cast members.

Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu Net Worth 2024 ( Photo Credit – IMDb )

Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu is a tremendous actress, and she gets it from her father, Philippe Leroy-Beaulieu, a well-known actor.

Larry Charles dislikes high-budget blockbuster films, finding them offensive and ethically questionable given the state of the world. Charles believes that big-budget films dominate the industry due to a media monopoly system, preventing the success of independent projects. Charles combats the Hollywood system by making films as cheaply as possible, using smaller budgets to create radical and profitable works like Dicks: The Musical.

Dicks: The Musical director Larry Charles has expressed his dislike for high-budget blockbuster films in Hollywood. Especially when they're being made with the world "in the state that it’s in." In a recent interview on the Wtf With Marc Maron podcast, Charles discussed why he prefers making lower budget movies like Dicks: The Musical, a musical about two business adversaries who realize they're identical twin brothers. See what Larry Charles had to say about the state of movie-making below:

"I try to make things like Dangerous...

On Thursday’s episode of the “Wtf With Marc Maron” podcast, “Dicks: The Musical” director Larry Charles opened up about why he steers clear of working on big-budget movies.

“I try to make things like ‘Dangerous Comedy’ or this movie [‘Dicks: The Musical’] — this movie’s a very low-budget movie,” Charles said of the raunchy A24 musical. “Politically for me, ethically for me, I find it offensive when movies cost $250 million and the world is in the state that it’s in. So I’m also looking to make a statement in the way these things are made.”

Charles, known for his directorial collaborations with Sacha Baron Cohen and his work on such sitcoms as “Curb Your Enthusiasm” and “Seinfeld,” slammed the Hollywood studio system, calling it a “media monopoly system” in the United States.

“Kind of an authoritarian big brother sort of thing that we — they’ve figured out over the years,...

Larry Charles isn’t exactly known for his film work in the big-budget blockbuster space — and it turns out that’s just the way he wants it.

In a wide-ranging interview on “Wtf With Marc Maron” released Thursday, the industry vet was discussing how comedy can be a political act in the context of his 2019 Netflix series “Larry Charles’ Dangerous World of Comedy” and his latest cult indie flick “Dicks: The Musical” when he ripped into his beliefs on how the Hollywood system operates today.

“I try to make things like ‘Dangerous Comedy’ or this movie — this movie’s a very low-budget movie,” Charles said of his new A24 musical comedy starring Nathan Lane, Megan Mullally, Josh Sharp, Aaron Jackson and Bowen Yang. “Politically for me, ethically for me, I find it offensive when movies cost $250 million and the world is in the state that it’s in. So I...

Disney Animation might be wishing for a crystal ball as as it decides which song from their upcoming feature Wish to submit for Oscars consideration. The Oscars’ Nov. 1 deadline comes weeks ahead of the Nov. 22 release date for the film, voice starring Ariana DeBose as young protagonist Asha and Chris Pine as villainous King Magnifico. The date means the studio could face a potential conundrum, not unlike the one its experienced in 2022 when best animated feature winner Encanto was a contender.

When the 2022 Oscar nominations for best original song were announced, Encanto‘s ballad “Dos Oruguitas” got a nom, but “We Don’t Talk About Bruno” — which went on to become the studio’s biggest hit ever from a movie, sitting atop the Billboard Hot 100 for five weeks — did not. It left many scratching their heads, but the reason, it turned out, was that Disney Animation didn’t submit “Bruno” for consideration.

The undercover character comedian extraordinaire, Sasha Baron Cohen, isn’t forgetting about the character that propelled him into stardom. While Cohen shot up into pop culture with the release of Borat, illustrated by the many bad impressions people attempted over the years, and followed that up with a revival of another one of his staple characters in Bruno, Cohen will be suiting up as his signature fictional rapper character who is the proclaimed “voice of the youth,” Ali G. He is set to revive the satirical interviewer for a stand-up tour that Cohen is currently planning.

According to Variety, Cohen is denying that he has a movie in development and the comedic chameleon, who is a writer and actor, is abiding by the restrictions as both the writers’ union and actors’ union strike. A source tells Variety, “As a SAG and WGA member he is supporting the ongoing strike alongside his fellow writers and actors.

Sacha Baron Cohen is bringing back Ali G, the controversial character with whom he first shot to fame in the late 1990s.

Variety understands Baron Cohen has been working on a stand-up tour in which Ali G will make an appearance. A source close to Baron Cohen strenuously denied a new movie was in development, however, noting that the writer and actor is strictly abiding by strike rules. “As a SAG and WGA member he is supporting the ongoing strike alongside his fellow writers and actors,” the source told Variety.

In 2021 the comedian resurrected the Staines-based rapper during a secret gig at The Comedy Store in Sydney, Australia. “I just wanted to get on stage and muck around and see what Ali G would be like with a crowd,” he said at the time. “It was really good fun.”

Ali G celebrates his 25th anniversary this year, with Baron Cohen...

Some '90s kids movies have incredibly dark moments hidden within them, which evolved storytelling for children across the decade. Surprisingly, even films like The Muppet Christmas Carol and Beauty and the Beast have dark moments that contribute to the overall message. Some notable dark moments include Bruno transforming into a mouse in The Witches, Scar's song in The Lion King, and Buzz realizing he's a toy in Toy Story.

Incredibly dark moments hidden in '90s kids movies underscore how much stories for children evolved during the decade. On one hand, it can be surprising how much darkness is cleverly tucked inside some of the most foundational and popular kids movies from the 1990s. On the other, it can be argued that many of these moments are crucial to delivering the positive messages and lessons that these films aimed to impart to children.

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After a decade-long friendship, comedy producers David Bernad and Todd Schulman finally put together their hidden-camera comedy expertise to make Amazon Freevee’s viral success “Jury Duty.”

The executive producers of the overnight hit mockumentary combined their talents for the improvised-scripted sitcom. Bernad and Schulman began with the idea to hone in on sitcom genre tropes and create a story about an isolated individual amongst a cast of actors as they served on a sequestered jury.

The two have had successful stints with unconventional comedy subgenres, most recently within the improvised-scripted sphere. Schulman worked with Sacha Baron Cohen on “Who Is America?” and Bernad teamed with Eric Andre on “Bad Trip.” Prior to “Jury Duty,” Schulman served as executive producer on “Borat,” “Bruno,” “The Lovebirds” and “The Dictator,” while Bernad executive produced “The White Lotus,” “Superstore,” “Uncharted” and “White House Plumbers.“

Since “Jury Duty’s” ending, audiences have embraced star...

The Mandalorian was designed to launch Disney Plus with a bang, and it certainly did that, providing a far superior Star Wars experience to its big screen cousin The Rise of Skywalker. I adored its Western and samurai-inspired aesthetic, beautiful cinematography, awesome cast and, of course, everyone’s favorite pint-size puppet Baby Yoda. The finale of the first season didn’t disappoint either, setting us up for an epic adventure that I hope will continue in the same vein as what we’ve already seen.

So, all celebrations at Disney HQ, right? Well, not exactly. The Mandalorian was their flagship exclusive, but they don’t have much in the near future to follow it up with. There isn’t anything remotely as exciting as it for a while yet, with the next major show being The Falcon and The Winter Soldier. That doesn’t have a set release date right now,...

Adam McKay and his Hyperobject Industries production company have signed a first-look deal with Paramount, the studio announced Friday.

Joining McKay in the new venture are some old colleagues. His longtime producer Kevin Messick will act as partner at Hyperobject, while Betsy Koch will also continue to work on both the film and TV sides. Producer Todd Schulman, who worked with Sacha Baron Cohen on comedies such as Borat and Bruno, is also part of the company.

McKay sees the banner as tackling a wide range of genres, from comedies, dramas and horror to documentaries and the politically charged and challenging subjects ...

Adam McKay and his Hyperobject Industries production company have signed a first-look deal with Paramount, the studio announced Friday.

Joining McKay in the new venture are some old colleagues. His longtime producer Kevin Messick will act as partner at Hyperobject, while Betsy Koch will also continue to work on both the film and TV sides. Producer Todd Schulman, who worked with Sacha Baron Cohen on comedies such as Borat and Bruno, is also part of the company.

McKay sees the banner as tackling a wide range of genres, from comedies, dramas and horror to documentaries and the politically charged and challenging subjects ...

Succession executive producer Adam McKay is expanding his relationship with the network and studio behind the buzzy drama series. The Oscar winner has launched a new company, Hyperobject Industries, which has closed a five-year, first-look television deal with HBO, to develop content for HBO and streaming sibling HBO Max.

Joining McKay as a partner in Hyperobject Industries is his long-time producer Kevin Messick as the company has set up its first project under the new deal — a limited series based on Miami Herald investigative reporter Julie K. Brown’s upcoming book about Jeffrey Epstein, which will be developed by HBO Films.

This is probably the highest-profile among a number of TV series projects about the disgraced financier and convicted sex offender shopped following his arrest and subsequent death this past summer.

Brown’s reporting has been praised for sparking renewed interest in the Epstein case and was a driving force...

A TV writer filed suit against Creative Artists Agency on Tuesday, alleging that his agents stole his idea for a show and gave it to a higher-profile client.

John Musero worked as a writer on the Aaron Sorkin show “The Newsroom” in 2014. The following year, he says he wrote a pilot called “Main Justice,” which would focus on the inner workings of the U.S. attorney general’s office. Though the series was optioned and developed by the Mark Gordon Co., it never went beyond that.

Musero’s suit alleges that another CAA client, Sascha Penn, sold a pilot called “Main Justice” to CBS in 2018. The show was produced by Jerry Bruckheimer Television and former Attorney General Eric Holder, and similarly focused on the attorney general’s office. The suit claims that both pilots ended with an assassination attempt on the attorney general.

The suit contains echoes of the ongoing...

It's a doggy dog world in Hollywood, where Snoop Dogg was immortalized Monday with his own star on the Walk of Fame ... and he's got an idea of who (or what) should get one next. The rapper was joined by Dr. Dre, Jimmy Kimmel and record producer Quincy Jones for the ceremony in front of the El Capitan Theater on Hollywood Boulevard. The Doggfather's star is No. 2,651 in the history of the Walk, which has...

(Spoilers ahead for the premiere of Sacha Baron Cohen’s new Showtime series, “Who Is America?” We will reference the second episode, which airs on July 22, but will not reveal any details about it.)

It’s a little bit surprising that after all these years, Sacha Baron Cohen is at it again. And I mean really, really at it. After “Da Ali G Show,” “Borat” and “Bruno” we figured that particular shtick was over, because the man is so famous that pulling that kind of thing off at this point would be impossible, and yet here we are.

One viral tweet this week summed up that sentiment rather well:

lmao I am absolutely dying over the fact that now that Sacha Baron Cohen can’t prank anyone with a normal brain who has watched TV in the last twenty years, he’s moved onto pranking famous Republicans, with incredible success...

Sacha Baron Cohen is eyeing a return to the type of TV that made him a star.

Baron Cohen is in talks with Showtime to distribute a new series in which he will star, sources tell Variety. The format is said to be similar to Baron Cohen’s “Da Ali G Show,” which aired on Channel 4 in the U.K. and HBO in the U.S. Baron Cohen teased the project on July 4, releasing a cryptic video via social media that said, in part, “He’s back as you’ve never seen him before.”

The video also featured real footage of Donald Trump insulting Baron Cohen and ends with the logo of the now-defunct Trump University. Other than Trump, Baron Cohen could also be targeting other celebrities. He was reported to have filmed a stunt with O.J. Simpson in his Las Vegas hotel room in February.

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Sacha Baron Cohen is no stranger to outrageous, controversial comedy with movies like Borat, Bruno, The Dictator and The Brothers Grimsby under his belt. What he’ll do next is always a mystery, but yesterday he dropped a big hint that whatever he has in store for us next involves none other than President Donald Trump. The actor posted a teaser video on his Twitter account yesterday, July 4, showing... Read More...

Sacha Baron Cohen has been cast as Eli Cohen in Netflix’s upcoming drama “The Spy,” a spokesperson for the streaming service told TheWrap Wednesday.

Written and directed by Gideon Raff, the six-episode limited series will center around the legendary Israeli spy, who operated for the country out of Syria in the early 1960s. He managed to embed himself into Syrian high society and rise through the ranks of their politics. His actions, connections and immense sacrifice have had lasting consequences, shaping the Middle East of today.

Dancing With the Stars' Trio Night was full-on fun!

With special appearances from past winners, like reigning mirrorball champion Rashad Jennings and season one winner Kelly Monaco, there was a tremendous amount of talent in the ballroom during week eight of the dance competition show.

Unfortunately, we had to say goodbye to one dancing duo -- Terrell Owens and Cheryl Burke -- before the five other couples were announced that they'd be advancing to next week's semi-finals.

Now, Et's breaking down all the memorable choreography moments from last night's performances!

Watch: 'DWTS' Competition Heats Up After Quarterfinals Elimination-- See Who Went Home!

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Drew Scott & Emma Slater - Waltz, "Both Sides Now (Torch Songs)" by Years & Years

Dance highlight: This week, Emma challenged Drew to be vulnerable as he performed a piece dedicated to his fiancee, Linda Phan. Our favorite moment happened at the 1:02 mark, when Drew assisted Emma in a gorgeous arabesque spin.

Judges'...

Drake knows how to throw a party!

The rapper celebrated his 31st birthday on Monday night at West Hollywood hot spot Poppy, and a slew of his celebrity friends showed up to party. Et has learned that the star-studded guest list included Leonardo DiCaprio, Tobey Maguire, G-Eazy Jamie Foxx, Kelly Rowland and Hailey Baldwin, who was recently romantically linked to Drake.

Other stars seen entering the nightclub were Lamar Odom, Usain Bolt and Halsey. Going all out, the venue's signage was even changed from "Poppy" to "Papi" as a tribute to Drake, who sometimes goes by Champagne Papi.

Watch: Yolanda Hadid Responds to Romance Rumors Between Daughter Bella and Drake

An eyewitness at the invitation-only event tells Et that the party was sports and Bar Mitzvah-themed, and included photos and videos of Drake as a child displayed on monitors. The dress code for the soiree was semi-formal and guests were treated to pizza and Dippin' Dots, as they...

Dancing With the Stars fans couldn’t contain their excitement after head judge Len Goodman awarded not one, but two 10s on Monday’s Disney Night.

The first perfect score from Goodman, 73, was given early on in the show after Lindsey Stirling and Mark Ballas performed a foxtrot to “When You Wish Upon a Star.”

“I love Disney princesses so much that I really wanted to be one,” Stirling, 31, told Ballas, 31, during rehearsals of wanting to dress up as Tinkerbell or Belle while visiting Disneyland. “But, they thought I was more of a Winnie the Pooh. I was devastated.”

“The...

Dancing With the Stars kicked off its first two-night event of Season 25 on Monday by literally kicking off the first couple of Season 25.

But before we get to the results, let’s see how each of the couples danced tonight…

Debbie & Alan | Despite the judges’ pointed criticisms over Debbie Gibson’s quickstep, they all acknowledged that her positive attitude is infectious. (Score: 20/30)

Nikki & Artem | Following last week’s edgier routine, which found Nikki Bella throwing partner Artem Chigvintsev to the floor, the WWE Diva took a more “elegant” route, resulting in a waltz that had judge Bruno Toniolo feeling “starry eyed under a starry sky.

Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen are notoriously low-key, private celebrities, rarely giving interviews and even more rarely being photographed while going about their daily lives as luxury fashion designers and generally fabulous people. In fact, these two just might be part of the tiny handful of millennial women who don’t and have never had a social media presence, making their first appearance on Vine in 2014 in a video they thought was a photo and posting their first ever and only selfie just last year. So when these sisters do crop up on Instagram, it’s kind of a big deal.

Women seem to be continually defending their clothing choices right now. We’ve seen instances from high school graduating seniors, mall shoppers and even female reporters in the House Speaker’s lobby, all of whom have stood up to the backlash and body shamers while promoting change in the process. But according to news from the Ladies Professional Golf Association, the organization is on a mission to reverse its players’ dress code by banning shirts with “plunging necklines,” racerback tank tops, short skirts and even leggings.

According to Golf Digest, it all started with an email sent out on July...

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To celebrate the release of the highly-anticipated and visually spectacular new adventure film from legendary director Luc Besson, Valerian And A City Of A Thousand Planets, starring Dane DeHaan, Cara Delevingne, Rihanna, John Goodman and Ethan Hawke; we are giving you the chance to win a pair of tickets to the London Premiere on Monday 24th July.

In the 28th century, Valerian (Dane DeHaan) and Laureline (Cara Delevingne) are a team of special operatives charged with maintaining order throughout the human territories. Under assignment from the Minister of Defense, the two embark on a mission to the astonishing city of Alpha—an ever-expanding metropolis where species from all over the universe have converged over centuries to share knowledge, intelligence and cultures with each other. There is a mystery at the center of Alpha, a dark force which threatens the peaceful existence of the City of a Thousand Planets,...

On the heels of Ariana Grande‘s Manchester One Love concert, the World Naked Bike Ride rolled through the UK city Friday. Hundreds of nude and partially-clothed bikers set off in the evening sunshine on Friday from All Saints Park in the university area of Oxford Road to pedal through the city’s streets. The dress code […]

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To mark the release of Patriots Day on 23rd February, we’ve been given a pair of tickets for the Patriots Day screening on 16th February to give away.

Patriots Day Q&A Screening

Thursday 16th February

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Picturehouse Central, London

Post-screening Q&A with real life investigator Sgt Jeff Pugliese (played by J.K Simmons) who was instrumental in the capture of the Boston marathon bombers.

Directed by acclaimed filmmaker Peter Berg, and starring Mark Wahlberg, Kevin Bacon, John Goodman and J.K Simmons, the film is an account of the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing and the everyday heroes who inspired the world in the extraordinary hours that followed.

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The Academy Awards will go down at end of February, likely providing us with a gorgeous collection of red carpet gowns, plenty of Pda-friendly couples, and some truly spectacular moments. It will be the 89th iteration of the annual award show, and although they're sure to be great, we have a feeling it'll be hard to top what happened at the Oscars 20 years ago. That's right - the red carpet at the 1997 Oscars was, as the kids say, f*cking lit. The dress code included crop-tops, t-shirts, and velvet capes, and couples who seem bizarre to us now were getting cozy all over the place. 2017's show might have Ryan Gosling, but the one in 1997 had someone legitimately dressed as the Oscar statue. There's no coming back from that. Related:20 Power Couples Who Ruled the Red Carpet at the 1997 Golden Globes...

Aniya Wolf finally got her prom night, wearing exactly what she wanted. The senior from Bishop McDevitt High School in central Pennsylvania was kicked out of her Catholic school's prom earlier this month when she chose to wear a suit, ABC News reports. But Wolf enjoyed her big night last weekend when she accepted William Penn High School's invitation to attend their prom instead, wearing whatever she chose, Whtm reports. "The dress code for the prom specified girls must wear formal dresses," Bishop McDevitt High School told ABC News. "It also stated that students who failed to follow the dress code would not be admitted.

Aniya Wolf finally got her prom night, wearing exactly what she wanted. The senior from Bishop McDevitt High School in central Pennsylvania was kicked out of her Catholic school's prom earlier this month when she chose to wear a suit, ABC News reports. But Wolf enjoyed her big night last weekend when she accepted William Penn High School's invitation to attend their prom instead, wearing whatever she chose, Whtm reports. "The dress code for the prom specified girls must wear formal dresses," Bishop McDevitt High School told ABC News. "It also stated that students who failed to follow the dress code would not be admitted.

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Insomniac doesn’t mess around when it comes to lineups. The company has consistently impressed us year after year by revealing star studded rosters for their events, all with a nice variety of genres and artists, ensuring that there’s always something for everyone.

Tonight, they continue that trend with the full lineup for Edc (Electric Daisy Carnival) Las Vegas, which was announced on the latest edition of Night Owl Radio, Insomniac’s weekly radio show. As per usual though, the names were revealed in a rather cryptic manner and while we still don’t have an official list to consult, the Edm community has taken to Reddit to start putting the pieces together.

You can see below for the full list of what’s been deciphered so far, but highlights include Sleepy Tom, Throttle, Shaun Frank, Hot Since 82, Lane 8, Dusky,...

Strictly Come Dancing's Craig Revel Horwood is concerned that fellow judge Bruno Tonilio might be trespassing onto his "nasty" turf with his recent criticisms and on-air swearing.

The notoriously cutting judge - who dressed up as a zombie bride for last weekend's Halloween-themed all-star dance - told Woman magazine that "Bruno is definitely becoming nastier".

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"That's my turf! Perhaps I need to have a few words with him," he continued.

"I think it's because he's the tough judge in the States and that character is crossing over the pond.

"He needs to be careful he doesn't get too carried away and slip up again with a swear word, though."

Effusive Italian judge Tonilio described Jay McGuiness's paso doble with professional partner Aliona Vilani as "the bull's bollocks", for which the BBC later apologised.

Earlier today in Cannes, Benicio del Toro, Josh Brolin, and director Denis Villeneuve had vowed to wear high heels to the premiere of their new Mexican-drug-cartel movie, Sicario, in protest of an antiquated Cannes Film Festival dress code that requires women to wear high heels to all nighttime gala premieres. (The dress code has been all anyone can talk about here in Cannes, after several women in their 50s, including some with health problems with their legs, were denied entry to the Palais for wearing flats.) Did the men of Sicario follow through in their gesture of solidarity against oppressive footwear? Sadly, no. At the film's after-party, del Toro could be seen standing around in comfy black men's dress shoes while his co-star Emily Blunt, in high-heeled sandals, had to keep sitting on the backs of couches because her feet clearly hurt. As del Toro explained to Vulture, he really...

Super

Writer: Joshua Crowther

Artist: Bruno Chiroleu

Publisher: Jay Crow Comics

Super is a Kickstarter-funded comic that switched focus between two main characters Mark, the first, is a super-powered young farm boy (a lot like Clark Kent). The second is Secretary of Defense John Colbert. Mark pops up often in Surran, your standard Middle-Eastern war zone placeholder while Colbert deals with his family issues and the various politics of Washington. Understatement aside, Super is an excellent first issue. The story could easily fit within the pages of Action Comics, as Superman struggles with morality, and the responsibility of being a hero. Chiroleu’s art is smooth and expressive. The first issue as a whole feels very professional with one exception: Mark has a conversation with his friend Jordan. A handful of pages in the middle of the issue are dedicated to a sophomore poli-sci paper worth of dialogue on the...

A Utah teen sparked a controversy after she was forced to wear her winter coat during a school dance because officials thought her dress was "too inappropriate." Gabi Finalyson, 15, couldn't wait for Saturday's formal at Lone Peak High School in Highland, Utah. She even bought the perfect dress during a recent trip to Paris, according to Kutv. But as soon as she walked into the event, a school representative told her and four other students to cover up because they were showing too much shoulder and back. "Somehow my shoulders are sexualized," Gabi told Kutv. "Like it's my responsibility to...

After last week's Friday and Saturday night double-header, the BBC have decided this week to squeeze all 15 celebrities into a single bumper marathon show. Over two hours and 20 minutes to be precise.

There's more dancing tonight than when the Grease megamix comes on at a wedding disco.

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Frankie and Kevin are currently sitting pretty at the top of the leaderboard, while Scott Mills is rooted to the bottom after a stinking time in week one. But that could all change tonight and we'll be bringing your our verdict on all the dazzling celebs as they perform.

Join us from 6.20pm when we'll be bringing you live updates on all the action.

20:33Thanks for joining us tonight. We'll be back next Saturday for more sparkles, dancing and silliness. See you in seven days time.

• Tom Hiddleston will star (and sing) as Hank Williams in an upcoming biopic about the country legend. I Saw The Light will be directed by Marc Abraham (Flash of Genius), who adapted the script from Colin Escott’s biography of Williams. Quite different than his role in The Avengers, Hiddleston will sing from the entire Williams catalog, with songs like “Hey, Good Lookin’,” after the rights were secured through a deal with Sony Atv. The film will follow Williams’ rise to fame before dying of heart failure at age 29. [Deadline]

• Demi Moore (Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle) has replaced Sex and the City...